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Join Us for Special Programming November 27 February 2018 November 2020 Quote 2D Barcode “What an amazing undertaking! Thank you for capturing these magnificent Past GM Reports barns and featuring them on Outdoor Idaho for all to enjoy and appreciate! Idahome!” – Terri Inside this issue: Quote, Page 1 Join us for special programming DecemberFest, November 27 – December 6. Page 1 In the Community, Page 2 Our IdahoPTV Productions, Page 3 In the News, Page 4 On Sunday, December 6, at 7 p.m., Outdoor Idaho features “Idaho’s 12ers.” There are people who love to climb mountains, particularly ones that are more than 12,000 feet high. In fact, there are now trails to the top of some of Idaho’s 12ers that didn’t exist even a few years ago. Producer Bill Manny and videographer Jay Krajic will try to keep up with climbers as young as 6 and 9 who have already summited them all. At 8:30 p.m. our Idaho Experience team shares “Books, Boats & Embezzlers,” a collection of stories drawn from Idaho’s rich and varied history: a publisher maintains hands-on printing traditions; how Ernest Hemingway was influenced by his time in Idaho; the steamboats that thrived on Lake Pend Oreille at the turn of the 20th Century; New Plymouth’s beginning as an agricultural utopia; an infamous Idaho criminal from a pioneer family; and how drive-in theaters keep old-time movie-watching rites alive. GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT PAGE 2 At 9:30 p.m., we present “All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914.” This program is brought to PBS by IdahoPTV Friends board director Laura Little. This beautiful musical theater production tells the story of the World War I holiday truce. The Western Front. Christmas 1914. Out of the violence comes a silence, then a song. A German soldier steps into No Man’s Land singing “Stille Nacht.” Thus begins an extraordinary night of camaraderie, music and peace. In the Community For 26 years, Idaho Public Television has hosted the annual PBS KIDS Writers Contest. Each year, IdahoPTV’s three regional stations— KUID/ Moscow, KISU/Pocatello and KAID/Boise — encourage children in kindergarten through third grade to write and illustrate their own imaginative story. On Saturday, October 24, virtual awards ceremonies were held online to celebrate this year’s winners and their stories. The winning stories are uploaded in full color on the IdahoPTV website at: https://www.idahoptv.org/kids/ writers/. “This year we had 154 submissions from around Idaho, and the stories were awesome. A few of them made me laugh until I cried,” says Katheryn Astle, IdahoPTV community education specialist. “Some of the writers drew from real-life experiences, others dreamed up imaginative adventures, and they all added wonderful illustrations. The PBS KIDS Writers Contest is a great way for children to engage in polishing their language skills and creativity — abilities that are vital in today’s world.” Principal support for this year’s contest was provided by IDeal – Idaho College Savings Program. This year’s winners are: Eastern Idaho Kindergarten Second Grade 1st - The Bad Hair Day by Whitlee 1st - The Way of Pets by Bronson 2nd - The Dragon’s Heart by Clara 2nd - Flat Stanley by Benson 3rd - My Country Home by Madelaine 3rd - Our Vacation to Thailand by Bella First Grade Third Grade 1st – Stella’s Birding Adventure by Stella 1st - Rocky and Tucker by Avery 2nd - The Space Wish by Juliet 2nd - Our Adventure Under the Stars by Aislyn 3rd - The Diary by Briggs 3rd - Ghost Goes to the Moon by Tyler GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT PAGE 3 Northern Idaho Kindergarten Second Grade 1st - Sela Went on a Walk by Maisie 1st - Alex Saves the Day by Lillian 2nd - My Dog Rose by Landon 3rd - Unicorns, Dragons, and the Knights by Dixie First Grade 1st - Civil Rights Poems by Trinity Third Grade 2nd - The Bowl and Everything That Went In It by 1st - My Stitches by Leah Liberty 2nd - Ripped Pants by Riley 3rd - Checking Ginormous Round Bales by Cody 3rd - Learning to Drive a Combine by Audree Southwestern Idaho Kindergarten Second Grade 1st - Backyard Trouble With Pink and Kitten 1st - Jake and Honge in the Magical Rocketship by Evan Watermelon by Allyse 2nd - The Story of the Gingerbread Kitten by Nora 2nd - John the Bear by Paisley 3rd - The Last Dinosaur by Emmett 3rd – Luna’s Story by Elsa First Grade Third Grade 1st - The Toad Who Wanted to Fly by Ava 1st - The Faster One by Quinn 2nd - The Adventures of Water Girl by Samantha 2nd - The Different Adventure by Kenna 3rd - The Invaded Town by Anabel 3rd - Her Dream by Brooklinn Our IdahoPTV Productions “Satellites” In new video shorts, host Joan Cartan-Hansen navigates the globe with satellites. Discover how these spacecraft study the planet and our universe, learn about GPS and geocaching, and see where satellites go to die. Each month, Science Trek explores subjects with short videos available on the Science Trek website (sciencetrek.org), YouTube, and PBS LearningMedia. The Science Trek website has facts, games, links and lesson plans correlated to Idaho and national science standards. GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT PAGE 4 In the News Fulcher, Soto, Evans to appear on the ‘Idaho Debates’ tonight at 8 Posted by Betsy Oct 9, 2020 From left, Russ Fulcher, Rudy Soto and Joe Evans, who will appear on the “Idaho Debates” on Friday evening, Oct. 9, 2020 on Idaho Public Television. First-term Idaho GOP Rep. Russ Fulcher, his Democratic challenger Rudy Soto, and Libertarian hopeful Joe Evans will appear on Idaho Public Television at 8 tonight in the “Idaho Debates.” The 90-minute program, moderated by Idaho Public TV’s Marcia Franklin, will feature the candidates addressing issues in the 1st Congressional District race. Due to COVID-19, the format of the Idaho Debates has been modified this year. Instead of an in-person, live debate, each candidate was asked the same questions via video teleconferencing, and the answers are spliced together so viewers can compare. The Idaho Debates is a collaborative effort among the Idaho Press Club. Boise State University’s School of Public Service, University of Idaho’s McClure Center, Idaho State University’s Department of Political Science, League of Women Voters’ Voter Education Fund. and Idaho Public Television. The Idaho Debates will feature the 2nd Congressional District race on Monday, Oct. 12, at 8 p.m.; and the U.S. Senate race on Friday, Oct. 16, at 8 p.m. Betsy Z. Russell is the Boise bureau chief and state capitol reporter for the Idaho Press and Adams Publishing Group. Follow her on Twitter at @BetsyZRussell. GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT PAGE 5 Simpson, Swisher discuss ACA, Trump and more on Idaho Public Television By NATHAN BROWN [email protected] Oct 13, 2020 The two candidates running to represent Idaho’s Second Congressional District outlined their views on salmon conservation, the Affordable Care Act and much else in interviews aired on Idaho Public Television on Monday night. Due to coronavirus, rather than holding traditional debates Idaho Public Television is recording and airing interviews with all of the candidates for federal office this year, and on Monday aired its interviews with U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson, R-Idaho, and his Democratic opponent Aaron Swisher. The candidates are all asked the same questions and the interviews are edited together to present their answers after each other, but the format of separately recorded interviews does not allow for the back-and-forth between candidates that a debate normally would. Rep. Mike Simpson Swisher argued that, given that Democrats are almost sure to keep the House and could win the Senate and presidency, it would make sense for the state to have one Democratic seat at the table. He closed the hourlong segment with a pitch to Republicans who are unhappy with their party or with President Donald Trump, comparing the year to 1980, when many lifelong Democrats unhappy with the country’s direction crossed party lines to vote for Ronald Reagan and other Republicans. “Those Reagan Democrats knew that our country was more important than any political party,” he said. “We’re in a different situation now, but our nation is still in trouble. We Aaron Swisher have a president who is authoritarian, who is dividing our citizenry for his own benefit.” Simpson touted his record on helping to fund Idaho National Laboratory and on public lands-related issues, such as creating the Boulder-White Clouds wilderness and securing the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act this year, which guarantees funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund of $900 million a year and increases funding for maintenance of federal lands. “While I’ve been in Congress for a while, it is true that I have not solved every problem the federal government has,” Simpson said. “That doesn’t mean I haven’t been working on those. But I do have some solid accomplishments that I’m very proud of.” Swisher said he favors expanding on the Affordable Care Act, not repealing it, and criticized Simpson and Republicans in general for trying to get rid of it, pointing to a lawsuit seeking to overturn the law backed by 18 Republican-led states that the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments on in November. Swisher said 61% of Idaho voters approved Medicaid expansion in 2018, which has extended health care coverage to about 90,000 people, and that Simpson has taxpayer-funded health care as a member of Congress. “He is trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act and take health care away from 90,000 Idahoans who are also getting health care paid for by the taxpayers,” Swisher said.
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